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Restore Suspension Geometry & Handling

Worn control arms, ball joints, and bushings cause imprecise steering, pulling, uneven tyre wear, and clunking noises. We supply quality OEM and aftermarket control arm assemblies for most vehicle makes and models.

Control arms are the pivoting links that connect the wheel hub carrier to the vehicle's chassis, allowing the wheels to move up and down with the road surface. Each control arm contains bushings at the chassis end and a ball joint at the wheel end. When either component fails, the entire suspension geometry is affected, impacting safety and tyre wear.

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Control arm replacement
What We Offer

Our Control Arm Range

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Complete Control Arm Assemblies

Full upper and lower control arm assemblies with pre-installed ball joints and bushings ready to fit.

02

Control Arm Bushings

OEM and polyurethane control arm bushing sets for vibration isolation and precision handling.

03

Ball Joint Kits

Upper and lower ball joint replacements and ball joint boot kits for control arm repairs.

FAQ Control Arms
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About Control Arms

{Signs include clunking or knocking from the front suspension over bumps, steering pulling to one side, imprecise or wandering steering, uneven front tyre wear, and a vibration in the steering wheel. Call +1 (855) 994-4611 for advice.}
{If only the bushing is worn and the control arm itself is not bent or corroded, replacing the bushing is the more economical repair. However, on many modern vehicles where the arm and bushing are an integrated unit, full arm replacement is required.}
{Many of our control arm assemblies include pre-installed ball joints and bushings for a ready-to-fit solution. Check the product listing or contact our team to confirm what is included.}
{Yes, wheel alignment must be performed after control arm replacement since the suspension geometry will have changed.}
{Yes, upper and lower control arms have different dimensions and mounting points. Always specify which position you need (upper or lower, left or right).}
{Provide your vehicle year, make, model, and the position you need (front left, front right, upper or lower). Our team will verify the correct part.}

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